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15 Maiden Lane 19th Floor Office Rental
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 19th Floor
- Size: 6,400 SQFT
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- Term: 5 to 10 Year
This full-floor office suite on the 19th floor of a boutique pre-war building in Manhattan’s Financial District offers an expertly tailored, modernized workspace set against a classic architectural backdrop. With windows along three sides of the floor, the space is bathed in natural light throughout the day, creating a bright and open environment ideal for creative or professional teams. The polished concrete floors, exposed ductwork, and high ceilings give the space a clean industrial aesthetic, while the white walls and minimal finishes create a versatile canvas adaptable to a variety of branding and layout needs.
The current layout is built around a central open work area that accommodates 24 bench-style workstations, each benefiting from window-line visibility and ample circulation. Three perimeter offices are positioned at the corners and along the northern edge of the floor, each fully enclosed and ideal for executive use, focused work, or private meetings. Adjacent to the reception area, a generously sized conference room with seating for ten is positioned at the southeast corner and flanked by a secondary glass-fronted meeting room. The built-in reception desk greets visitors directly off the elevator bank, maintaining a polished first impression without interrupting usable square footage.
At the rear of the suite, the space includes a coat closet, a material library or filing room, and a pantry setup discreetly tucked near the building core. This efficient full-floor footprint maximizes usability while maintaining excellent light and air thanks to the building’s narrow floorplate and operable windows. Located just steps from the Fulton Transit Center and across from the Federal Reserve Bank, 15 Maiden Lane combines location, character, and functionality for firms seeking a strong downtown presence without sacrificing layout integrity or natural light. Available for direct lease with flexible terms.
15 Maiden Lane, New York, NY 10038
About the Building
15 Maiden Lane – New York, NY 10038
15 Maiden Lane is a 20-story commercial office tower located in the heart of Lower Manhattan’s Financial District. Originally completed in 1908, the building offers a timeless pre-war aesthetic paired with modern infrastructure upgrades, making it a premier choice for professional services firms, law offices, and creative tenants alike. Its wing-shaped floorplate provides efficient layouts with excellent light and air, thanks to three sides of windows and sweeping north and east exposures.
The property stands just steps from major downtown landmarks, including the New York Stock Exchange, the Fulton Transit Hub, and the World Trade Center campus, offering unmatched accessibility via nearly every subway line, PATH trains, and ferry terminals. Interiors commonly feature open workspaces with perimeter offices, conference rooms, and wet pantries, all of which are enhanced by high ceilings, hardwood floors, and natural light streaming in through oversized windows. Many suites come move-in ready, with clean professional finishes suited for boutique firms and growing enterprises alike.
Managed by a local landlord with a focus on service and value, 15 Maiden Lane delivers flexible lease terms and competitive rental rates. The building is equipped with keycard access, an attended lobby, and high-speed elevators. Tenants benefit from on-site conveniences such as nearby cafés, dining options, and legal support services—ideal for firms working with the nearby court system or government agencies.
Whether you’re a start-up team looking for a well-located headquarters or an established firm in search of practical elegance, 15 Maiden Lane presents a unique blend of downtown character, professional amenities, and enduring architectural appeal in one of New York’s most strategically positioned business corridors.
